When it came to fire-balling hurlers, Nolan Ryan stands at the top in MLB history. He had seven no-hitters and finished as the game’s all-time strikeout leader with 5,714.
The Major League Baseball draft saw its 10th round come to a conclusion on Monday, and the Clemson baseball and football teams will see some consequences from the results.
It’s been nearly 47 years, but I remember my first Major League Baseball game like it was yesterday.
I was saddened to read of the passing of Cardinal great Bob Gibson Friday at the age of 84 after a battle with pancreatic cancer. It had been only a month ago, Cardinal great Lou Brock passed at 81.
When Major League Baseball began its abbreviated season in July, speculation ran rampant about how many trades — if any — would be made by the Aug. 31 deadline.
On Thursday, baseball was finally able to achieve something that for much of the past few months I had doubts would actually happen — actual honest-to-goodness, regular season games were played.
I’ve never been a winter person. Once college football wraps up in January, I’d be happy to fast-forward into spring and summer — the latter my favorite time of year.
Advancements in video technology have been a positive in the professional ranks, as players can examine their performance and improve any mistakes they see.